Mexican goalkeeper who played for several clubs, including Cruz Azul and Twente, and represented the Mexico national team in multiple international tournaments.
Jos de Jess Corona, born on 26 January 1981, is a Mexican professional footballer renowned for his exceptional goalkeeping skills, having captained Mexico to Olympic gold in the 2012 Summer Olympics. With a career spanning over two decades, Corona has established himself as one of the most decorated and respected goalkeepers in Mexican football history.
Corona's professional journey began in 2002 with Atlas, where he made his official league debut against UNAM in 2003. He played 47 games with Atlas before moving to Tecos in the 2004 summer transfer window. During his time with Tecos, Corona was loaned to Guadalajara for the 2005 Copa Libertadores, where he impressed with his stunning performance against Boca Juniors.
In 2009, Corona was transferred to Cruz Azul, signing a three-year contract worth 2.8 million. With Cruz Azul, he made his league debut against Pumas and earned his first clean sheet. Corona played a crucial role in Cruz Azul's league final against Monterrey in 2009, although they finished as runners-up. He continued to excel, helping Cruz Azul win the 2013 Copa MX title, ending their 16-year title drought.
Corona's impressive form continued in the 2013-2014 CONCACAF Champions League, where Cruz Azul was crowned champions, qualifying them for the 2014 FIFA Club World Cup. Although they finished fourth in the tournament, Corona's performances earned him recognition as one of the top goalkeepers in the region.
Corona's success on the pitch has been matched by his dedication to charitable causes. He has been involved in various philanthropic initiatives, including supporting children's education and sports development programs in Mexico.
As one of the most successful Mexican goalkeepers of his generation, Corona's legacy continues to inspire young footballers in Mexico. His commitment to excellence, both on and off the pitch, has cemented his place as a Mexican football legend.
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